Scottish Budget set to pass following Labour announcement
- The Scottish Government's budget is likely to pass after Labour leader Anas Sarwar announced his party will abstain from the vote.
- First Minister John Swinney warned of serious consequences if the budget is blocked, emphasizing its importance for the NHS and pensioners.
- Sarwar stated that Labour would support the budget if it includes plans to end the two-child benefit cap, which is currently set for 2026.
- The budget vote is scheduled for February 25, and Labour's abstention ensures the Scottish Government has enough support to pass its proposals.
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